Helen Saul
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Jan 22, 2024 |
nursingtimes.net | James Van Oppen |Emma Wilkinson |Helen Saul |Sarita D'silva
ReferencesHansen TK et al (2021) Involving frail older patients in identifying outcome measures for transitional care – a feasibility study. Research Involvement and Engagement; 7: 1, 36. NHS England (2023) Delivery Plan for Recovering Urgent and Emergency Care Services. NHS England. Singler K et al (2011) Geriatrische Patienten in Notaufnahme und Intensivmedizin. Der Internist; 52: 8, 934-938.
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Dec 14, 2023 |
mediacatmagazine.co.uk | David Juul Ledstrup |Helen Saul |Steve Hastings |David Wethey
Well, it’s been quite the year. How does everyone feel it went? Good? Bad? Challenging? As an industry publication we found it interesting from a marketing point of view, and something of a mixed bag. Different approaches have been tried, from horror to humour to more long-form content, like entire songs created for adverts. It does feel like marketing is perhaps in an exciting a period of change. Maybe this is something we’ll quiz our network about in the new year, to get their thoughts.
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Dec 6, 2023 |
mediacatmagazine.co.uk | Helen Saul |Steve Hastings |Dan Dawson |David Juul Ledstrup
Last night, I was watching TV with my wife, when suddenly, she started laughing out loudShe brandished her phone at me to show the latest social post that had tickled her, saying: ‘You have to see this! It’s so funny.‘ It happens every night for us, a scenario that plays out daily in millions of households across the world.
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Nov 14, 2023 |
mediacatmagazine.co.uk | Helen Saul |Mike Piggott |Tony Mattson |Dan Chorlton
Shelter’s Head of Marketing, Helen Saul takes us behind the scenes of How to lose an election — a campaign aimed at politicians and policymakers to take notice of the housing emergency. At Shelter we’re on a mission to make sure everyone has a safe and secure home. But in a world overwhelmed with social issues, getting people to care about housing isn’t as easy as you might expect. Daily news is filled with heavy stories, often leaving people feeling powerless to make a difference.
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Mar 30, 2022 |
whatworkswellbeing.org | Helen Saul
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